Attractive Afternoon Bridge Fetes Mrs Ralph Cheek Bride
Mrs Walter Crissman of this city and Miss Eugenia Albert of Kernersville hosted a bridge party at Crissman’s West Lexington Ave home to honor Mrs Ralph Cheek formerly Fay Beshears. Four tables played as floral bridal motifs framed the event with prizes for high and low scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crissman
Eugenia Albert
Kernersville
Lexington Avenue
Ralph Cheek
Fay Beshears
Darrell Bulla
Virginia McCain
Shirley Farr
Woman's Club Music-Literature Meeting Moves Host Home
The Music-Literature department of the Woman's club meets Wednesday at 2:30 PM at 1003 Colonial Drive hosted by Mrs. Hampp and Mrs. Sechrest. Dr. C. R. Hinshaw of High Point College speaks on North Carolina Education and Educators, tying into the state public schools centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Cc. C. “Hampp
Colonial Drive
Hampp
R. H. Sechrest
C. R. Hinshaw
Department of Education
High Point College
North Carolina
Musical Art Club
M. J. Wrenn
Broadstreet
Wayside Garden Club
John S. Welborn
East Washington Street
Charles R. Hook
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Council of
Jewish Women
Joe Gordon
East
Lexington Avenue
Woman’s Club
C. C. Hampp
N. C
Woodmen Circle Elects Officers At Its Meeting
The Woodmen Circle held its regular meeting at the W O W hall on Commerce Street. Officers elected were guardian Miss Eva Hunt attendant Mrs Ina Howard advisor Mrs Mattie Cecil financial secretary W C Howard and chaplain Mrs Mozelle Howard. The group adjourned to meet again on the first Saturday night in February at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Commerce Street
Eva Hunt
Ina Howard
Mattie Cecil
W. C. Howard
Mozelle Howard
Difficult steering linked to misadjusted shock absorbers
A report notes steering issues may arise from shock absorbers not properly equalized, suggesting mechanical adjustment or replacement to restore stability.
Au Fait Club Meeting At Kernersville
Mrs. Carl Kerner hosted a dinner and bridge for the Au Fait Bridge club in Kernersville. The event featured a three course meal, three bridge tables, and prizes including jam jar note paper and a double deck of cards. Guests included Mrs. Edgar Shore and several club members with two recent brides Receivers were Mrs J R Blackwell Jr and Mrs Richard Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Carl Kerner
Au Fait
Main Street
Edgar EB. Shore
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Philip Korner
J. J. Griffith
Richard Whitaker
Clay Ring
D. L. Donnell
Zack Whitaker
Tom H. Street
Chester Morris
Miss Sallie Matt Marshall
Local Personals Highlight Visits and Trips
Miss Sallie Matt Marshall stays several days at her Walnut Cove home. L. A. Loggins travels on business to Richmond Virginia. Miss Louise Stanley of Greensboro visits her mother Mrs. J. B. Stanley for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Matt Marshall
Walnut Cove
L. A. Loggins
Richmond
Louise Stanley
Greensboro
J. B. Stanley
All P.T. A Heads Finance Chairs To Meet
All local P T A heads and finance chairmen are called to a meeting Tuesday at 3 PM in the Elm Street school library. Mrs H S Coffield president of the High Point P T A Council urges full attendance by heads and their finance chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
H. S. Coffield
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
P.T. A
Women of the Moose Hold Open Meeting at Sheraton
The Tar Heel District Women of the Moose met at the Sheraton with High Point chapter leading ritual work and initiating three candidates. Mrs Hewitt of Winston-Salem reported Mooseheart activities and the district voted to adopt a six child Mooseheart family. A dress-material collection was taken for a birthday dress. Members from Hickory Burlington and Winston-Salem attended along with visitors from Danville Virginia. A joint social hour followed business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Tar Heel
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Hewitt
Winston- Salem
Mooseheart Committee
Mooseheart
Ind
Hickory
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Danville
Legionaires
Women of the Moose
Under inflated tires raise fuel use and engine load
The article notes that under inflated tires cause excessive fuel consumption by increasing engine work and stress on the vehicle. It emphasizes maintaining proper tire pressure to reduce mileage loss and prevent additional wear.
Social Calendar outlines weekly club events and dances
The schedule lists Monday to Saturday gatherings in Thomasville with venues on Broad Street East Washington Street Scott Street and local hotels. Activities include operatic program Carmen performances garden talks W C T U and Legion auxiliary meetings contract clubs music and dance events with groups such as Wick Wack Emerywood Royal Campbells and Sedgefield Hunt.
Faithful Followers Hold Social Meeting at Hester Home
The Faithful Followers class of Prospect M. B. church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. B. G. Hester at her High Point Route Two home. A devotional, brief business session, games with prizes, and refreshments for 11 members and one visitor followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
B. G. Hester
High Point
Mrs. Brinson Returns Home From Philadelphia Hospital
Mrs. R. L. Brinson comes back to her home after a month of treatment at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. She has recovered and is resting at home, accompanied by Mrs. Arch K. Schoch who also returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brinson
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Brinson
Arch K. Schoch
Call for 25 mph as optimal car speed
A claim is made that twenty-five miles an hour is the most economical speed for operating an automobile. The statement highlights fuel efficiency and engine strain considerations at this pace.
Dinner Party Honors Bride At Thomasville
Mrs. McCager Elledge the bride to be Miss Lucy Eason received a decorative bridal first night at a Park Avenue dinner party hosted by Mrs. R G Jennings. Eight guests enjoyed a four course yellow themed meal and gifts were presented to the bride. A later informal dance by the Spinsters club followed at the American Legion hut. The day also featured a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at the Methodist hut with Miss Sallie McCracken leading a program on Robert E Jackson and Maury and notes on The Cavalcade of States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Bascom Hoskins
Gatewood Avenue
Wick Wack Club
American Legion Hut
Thomasville
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Royal Campbells
King Cotton Hotel
McCager Elledge
Lucy Eason
R. G. Jennings
Park Avenue
Elledge
T. H. Tomlinson
C. B. Griffin
Luther Beck
R. H. Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
Moyer Mendenhall
Marie Jones
May Livengood
Mare Snell
Alma Jennings
Spinsters’ Club
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Literary Club Meeting at Mrs Webb's Salem Street Home
Mrs E L Webb entertained the Literary club on Friday morning with Mrs C F Gibson in the chair A short business session opened the meeting followed by a program on the artists Rembrandt Van Dyke and Carreggino Mrs Webb gave sketches of each A two course luncheon was served at one o clock at a table with yellow calendulas Dainty yellow favors were on each plate Guests included Mesdames Meade Hite Charles F Lambeth James E Lambeth R M Cooksey E H Mahone Evelyn Webb and club members Mesdames C F Gibson R H Holliday D A Long C H Newby and Robert Rapp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Webb
Literary Club
Salem Street
C. F. Gibson
Mesdames Meade Hite
Charles F. Lambeth
James E. Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
E. H. Mahone
Evelyn Webb
Mesdames C. F
Gibson
R. H. Holliday
D. A. Long
C. H. Newby
Robert Rapp
Bridge Club Hosts Name Day Luncheon and Awards
Mrs. Carson Cox welcomed guests to the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club for its name day with a luncheon and blue and yellow decor. Two tables of bridge produced top honors for Mrs. Walter Rapp and Mrs. J W Hawthorne, with candy prizes for second place and for guest Mrs. J A Heilig. The Esherah club met at Mrs. Alvah Boyles for an evening session with two tables of bridge and prizes for Mrs. O R Hodgin and Vann Stringfield. A light refreshment course followed for attendees including Dr. and Mrs. O R Hodgin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Cox
Walter Rapp
J. W. Hawthorne
J. A. Heilig
John Myers
Mesdames Walter
Robert Rapp
Charles F. Phillips
G. W. Lyles
J. R. Byers
Mamie Harris
Esbera
Alvah Boyles
Forsyth Street
O. R. Hodgin
Vann Stringfield
Paul Hassler
Walter Newby
Frank Murr
North Carolina D A C delegates named at Statesville meeting
Mrs Ralph Wilson Mrs Clar ence Gibson and Mrs BE W Dixon attended the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists meeting in Statesville last week. Mrs Dixon was elected delegate to the General Assembly meeting in Washington in April. Associate hostesses Mrs H P Greer Sr and Ts Eugene Davis entertained the delegates with a luncheon at the Vance hotel after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Clarence Gibson
BE. W. Dixon
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Statesville
Dixon
General Assembly
Washington
Pril
H. P. Greer, Sr
Ts. Eugene Davis
Vance Hotel
PTA Meeting at Colonial Drive School
The Colonial Drive school PTA met in the auditorium Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. T. Hethcock presiding. Rev. J. A. Palmer led a devotional and introduced Mrs. D. C. Coltrane of Greensboro as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive School
H. T. Hethcock
J. A. Palmer
D. C. Coltrane
Greensboro
Sprightly Frock Pattern Marian Martin 9932
Advertises exactly priced Marian Martin sewing pattern 9932 for a spring frock with three quarter sleeves and a panelled skirt. Encourages ordering via The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York, with options for pattern book and combined price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
N C C P T Leaders Highlight State Work Discussion
Members of the N C Congress of Parents and Teachers heard an excellent talk on state work. The attendance count credited Miss Lawrence and Miss Blaylock with top grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lawrence
Miss Blaylock
Funeral Attendees and Local Social Notes
Mrs James E Lambeth attended the funeral of Miss Emma Little of Mount Gilead at Wadesboro Thursday afternoon. Charles F Lambeth returned from Chicago where he attended the Furniture market. Mr and Mrs J A Zeigler returned Monday to Aberdeen. Mr Zeigler spent the weekend here while Mrs Zeigler visited Mrs Ray Hoover for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lambeth
Emma Little
Mount Gilead
Wadesboro
Charles F. Lambeth
Chicago
J. A. Zeigler
Aberdeen
Mr. Zeigler
Zeigler
Ray Hoover
Life and paths in Christian Science sermons January 17 1937
The Exercise of Life and moral discipline are discussed in the Sunday Lesson Sermon across Christ, Scientist churches. It cites Psalms 16 5 11 and Matthew 19 16 17 along with Science and Health passages on life as God sole life and conquering sin sickness and death before reaching Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Traffic rules in the British Empire keep to the left
In England and many other countries within the British Empire drivers adhere to left side driving. The practice reflects long standing road use norms across the region and influences driving customs in former colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Empire
Local Residents Return and Passages of Illness Update
Mrs. John McIntosh returns to Sargent Nebraska after a month with her mother Mrs. Vin cannon and Mrs. W. B. Cook. Gerald Summey Jr. is in Guilford General hospital recovering from appendicitis surgery. C A Warner is recovering at Burrus Memorial hospital. Hazel Crump visited from Thomasville and stayed with Miss Zula May Spencer at 700 Wise Street. Leroy Stutts is seriously ill with pneumonia at 624 Ames Street. Mrs. L. H. Warren is receiving eye infection treatment at Charlotte clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh
Margaret Vincannon
Bencini Street
W. B. Cook
Sargent
Nebraska
Gerald Summey, Jr
G. W. Summey
East Russell Street
Guilford General Hospital
C. A. Warner
Kennedy Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hazel Crump
Thomasville
Zula May Spencer
Wise Street
Leroy Stutts
Ames Street
L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
Charlotte Clinic
Girl Scout Institute At Woman's College Attended
Greensboro hosted a two day Girl Scout field institute at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina drawing 156 delegates from cities and towns across the state and nearby areas. The event led by Katherine Park and Alice Philipson of the national field staff aims to become an annual institute with a 1938 meeting planned at the college. Local arrangements were led by C W Phillips and Mrs Douglas H Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Girl Scout Field Institute
Woman's College of the University of North
Kathrine Park
Girl Scout National
Atlanta
C. W. Phillips
Woman's College
Miss Park
Alice Philipson
New York
Phillips
Douglas H. Long
Mary Louise Hasty Feted on Birthday
Mr and Mrs W S Hasty Ward street entertained with a party at their home Friday evening to honor their daughter Mary Louise on her twelfth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes awarded to Mary Katherine Aramentrout Kathleen Smith La Hobbs Hazeline Mullis Sue Blanchette Lassiter and Ray Stanford. The celebration featured green and white decorations a birthday cake with 12 candles and mint favors for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty Ward Street
M Louise
Ruth Sowers
Mary Katherine Artrout
Kathleen Smith
la Hobbs
Hazeline Mullis
Suesiter
Ray Stanford
J Dillard
Betty Man
Lu Shelton
Anna Lee Hicks
Katherine Armentrout
Sue Blanchette Lassiter
Aileen Leven
Violet Freeman
Evelyn Man
Merlie Mosteller
Laura Hobbs
Easter
Jack Dillard
Rayford
Austin Doby
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Sotwaar
N.C. Education
District Women of Moose
Sheraton
Earl C Rice
Macfadden
Washington Street
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Inn
Fanny
Christian Science
BE. O'Conn
Pital
Girl Scout Institute
Mary Louise
Baby's Co
Moth Vick
Brown
Lizzie Gooch
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